Ultra premium convenience
The way retail is heading I suspect we will eventually end up in a world of opposites.
Cheap or premium.
No middle ground.
Like them of loath them premium brands know how to market themselves.
Great case in point is the Cartier pop-up store in ultra chic Omotesando in Tokyo.
Not just any pop up store mind you. A golden hued convenience store.
It looked just like a 7/11 but with the garish red and green branding replaced withCartier"s signature gold.
Items on sale included luxury food and drinks, including cuppa noodles for $135 and slices of mango cake for around $130.
Hardly cheap. In fact anything but.
And yet fans of the brand lapped it up, with Instagrammers queued up around the block for a piece of the ultra-premium action.
Cheap or premium.
No middle ground.
Like them of loath them premium brands know how to market themselves.
Great case in point is the Cartier pop-up store in ultra chic Omotesando in Tokyo.
Not just any pop up store mind you. A golden hued convenience store.
It looked just like a 7/11 but with the garish red and green branding replaced withCartier"s signature gold.
Items on sale included luxury food and drinks, including cuppa noodles for $135 and slices of mango cake for around $130.
Hardly cheap. In fact anything but.
And yet fans of the brand lapped it up, with Instagrammers queued up around the block for a piece of the ultra-premium action.
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